Imperial naval defence to be discussed in London
Premier Borden and ministers Hazen Doherty and Peltier depart for England on an Imperial mission to discuss the imperial naval defence and Canada’s role. They stress a fundamental basis for any future naval plan and seek agreement on principles before concrete steps. Topics include imperial natural law copyright Atlantic cable rates and post exchanges with France.
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London
Borden
England
Ovawa
Hoa Mesia Hazen
Doherty
Peltier
Ivadon
Canada
Wiesels
Horton
Iton
Meears Monk
Hazen
Pel Teller
Borden Haw
Doterty
Admiralty Tase
France
Atlantic
Opposition to Chinese loan sparks Pekin tensions
The article notes broad opposition to a government loan proposal amid fears of forced supervision and provincial autonomy demands. Officials warn against violent outbreaks if banker terms become official while troops funding pressures push for a negotiated arrangement.
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Walch
Tants Re
Itla
Almos
Evar Atial
Freight Hearings In West Set For July Dates
The Common-railway commission schedules Western hearings this month from Fort William on July 17 to Vancouver on July 27. Hearings will hear public complaints and assess traffic conditions, with an informal conference with grain board regarding shared interests. Netine Chairman D Arcy Scott leads the meetings across Fort William Winnipeg Moose Jaw Regina Saskatoon Edmonton Calgary Vancouver Victoria.
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Common — Railway 1
Victoria
Fort William
Board of Grain Missioners
Fort Wiliam
Winnipeg
Moose Jaw
Regina
Saskatoon
Eamonton
Calgary
Vancouver
Compission
Netine
D'Arcy Scott
Cogeing
Sittingsee
Blockade at Montreal Port Tangles Grain Trade
Report notes a severe grain blockade disrupting Montreal Port due to labor unrest in London and dock strikes. Escalating by the harbor authorities, there are insufficient ships to unload grain stored in the elevators. Floating elevators on Lake Ontario reportedly assist by taking grain directly from lake freighters.
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St Dick
London
Montreal
Bilal
Canada
Alps
Lake Poamers
Sun Getting Hotter Figures Seen at Mount Wilson
Pasadena observers report a massive sunspot of 17 inch image size photographed at Mount Wilson and Carneste observatory. Researchers debate whether solar heating or cooling would affect Earth, noting observations since last Tuesday and noting the long time scales involved.
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Pasadena
Cal
Mount Wilson
Carneste Observatory
Ender
Not This Year Winner Rasa Pronk Pa Rife Passenger Service
Announcement from the general passenger agent explains a year long delay due to lack of necessary track material. Services to Kes from Winnipes year cannot operate before fall.
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Rasa Pronk Parife
Kes
Winnipes
Beating World em Wheat Rosthera Rosthera originator names variety
Sask Wheeler of Rosthera, Ottawa area, developed a new wheat variety. The grain stands about twenty inches tall and is named to reflect its production and head hull.
Col White to Retire from Mounted Police Leadership
Col White, longtime head of the RLN.W.M.P., has retired from active service due to health. Once connected with Grand Trunk and a Fenian veteran, his career includes shaping the mounted police and serving as private secretary to a premier. His farewell extends his leave until January 1.
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RLN
W.M.P
Civil Service of Canada
Fred
Mounted Police
Calgary at end of August floods loom from Bow River
A Calgary project reports the Bow River rising as the Grand Trunk Pacific grades toward the water edge. Night work with two searchlights aims to reach the river bank within about thirty days, crews of veteran railroad builders toil under commissioner Francois Adam, while a large portion of spending focuses on a psychiatric hospital funded by the province.
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Calgary
Ory
Grand Frask Pacife
Francois Adam
Grand Trunk Pacife
Grand Trank Pacific
Fort William Reports Major Fire Damage Along Railway
Reports from Fort William bring details of extensive fires along the National Transcontinental Railway line under construction. The blazes, described as having grown to large proportions, damaged several bridges and caused widespread loss of ties. Efforts to combat the flames have continued for two days, though no loss of life is reported in the readable portion.
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Fort William
Scene in British House Contention Over Forcible Feeding
A chaotic scene in the House of Commons arose over forcible feeding of suffragettes in Holloway prison. George Lansbury, MP for Tower Hamlets, Bromley, challenged ministers, shouted defiance, and was escorted out amid turmoil. he is noted as a Labour MP and Royal Commission member, age 52 in 1919.
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London
House of Commons
Phok Sitike
Holloway
Lanabury
Tanocent
Ker Lowther
Lansbury
George Lansbury
Tower Hamlets
How
Bromley
Royal Commission On the
Wireless ocean weather service plan approved
Washington weather chief Moore, delegate to the International Radio Telegraph Conference in London, reports the conference approved his plan for a Wireless ocean weather service. It would link ships at sea with Washington and London or Paris weather bureaus to provide storm warnings to vessels.
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Washington
Chief Moore
Weather Bar
United States
Radio Telegraph Conference
London
Paris
Pamphlet Details Immigration and Costs in Canada
A Department of the Interior pamphlet titled Facts and Figures outlines immigration activity in the last quarter. It notes 241,812 immigrants arriving, with Quebec, Saskatchewan, and British Columbia as major destinations, 4.3 million dollars spent on continental travel, and varied costs split between Britain, continental Europe, and the United States.
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Department of the Interior
Canada
Quebec
United States
To Study Apes Berlin Frauds and Expedition Chosen
To Study Apes Berlin Fraud Selenka, a Munich natural history professor who led a Java expedition, is now chosen for a Tenerife mission. The aim is observing anthropoid apes under Professor Rotimann of Berlin. Autos in British Columbia are in Vancouver and 1,003 in Victoria.
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Berlin
Fraud Selenka
Munich
Java
Teneriffe
Rotimann
Grain market report shows steady but cautious conditions
The week in review reveals a mostly quiet grain market with declines from June to August amid liquidation on July deliveries. Winter wheat area improves as new stock from Texas and Oklahoma dampens bullish sentiment. spring crops in Minnesota and the Dakotas look strong, though frost threats loom. European markets firm on good France exports while U S prices edge higher modestly. cash demand fair for No 1 and No 2 Northern with weaker lower grades. Winnipeg market holds firm with narrow fluctuations and mixed futures as harvest delays persist.
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Winnipes
United States
St. Louis
Texas
Oklahoma
Minnesota
Dakotas
Canada
North-West
Mates
Free Press
Suse Toth
France
United Kingdom
Ro Seager
Coop
Germany
Russia
India
Australia
Argentine
Winnipex
Alberta
Artistic Treat Two Splengia Attractions for Winnipeg Exibition
Henry Croaman leads a New York based production of The Real Thing at Maine Elliot Theatre, with Crosman and an American cast making a return to Winnipeg’s theatergoers. The show features Fraulein Mizet Haios and a star cast including Moore, Maynard, Raf fael, Salinger, Newman and Miller, promising a lively romantic drama and humorous roles.
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Winnipeg
Henrwita Croaman
Maaine Elliott
New York
York
Miss Crosman
Allie
Walker
America
Werba
Hat
Fraulein Mizet Haios
Hungari Dimman
Costumbe
Charles McNaughton
England
Leon Moore
Prince Aladar
Dorothy Maynard
Jack Raffael
Tillie Salinger
Ralph Newman
Toots Miller
Dorothy LaMar
Calgary Conference on Panama Canal and Western trade
Calgary hosts the Panama Canal Conference focusing on western transport needs for grain. Analysts note the canal could raise grain prices and offer year round port access, with Alberta and Saskatchewan growers gaining options to ship east or west. While some pessimism remains about regional impact, experts expect the conference to clarify Panama related transportation prospects.
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Calgary
Alta
West
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Panama
Canadian Northern Railway financing for transcontinental link
Sir William Mackenzie, president of Canadian Northern Railway, announced that full financing is in place for the Montreal to Pacific Ocean line. He stated funds are secured to complete the project and noted the arrangements involve key banking support as he prepared to depart on the Royal George for England.
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William
MacKenzie
Montreal
Pacific Ocean
Arthur
Ue Bank
Eastheta
Wiam Mackenzie
Caadian Northern Railway
Royal George
England
Northwest Enchanting Westward Move by Dr Berube
Dr Berube of New Hampshire contemplates moving west, seeking an ideal home in the Northwest after exploring regions including Saskatchewan. He notes the area holds promise for settlement and emphasizes the prospect of starting anew away from the east.
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Berube
New Hampshire
P. Berube
Faskatchewan
Count Von Hammerstein Leads Paraziay Revolt Tour
Tarousa and commune leaders report Count Von Hammerstein behind a Paraziay uprising in South America. He spent last summer in a district north of Edmonton, then led an off exploration trip and promoted oil ventures amid activity connected to the revolt.
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Tarousa
Count von Hammerstein
South America
Edmonton
Ty Eald
Sunday School Lesson Text Mara ii Reflection
Fragmentary OCR of a religious text discusses gospel themes from Mark and Matthew. It references Jesus Christ, conflict with Pharisees, and key verses about belief, forgiveness, and doing the will of God. Ends with notes on recognizing the Father through Jesus words and workers who keep them.
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Jonns
Rey D.M. Stearns
Matthday
Hea
Israel
Conesta
Jeona Christ
Christ
Jesus
God
Ings
Satan
Lukely
Jesus Christ
Brethen
Got
Laukeev
Puch
Nies
John
Malian War Minister Announces Casualties from Seventh Regiment
The Malian minister of war reports casualties among his troops from the seventh regiment, noting deaths and injuries sustained in the engagement at Sch. The announcement was received by the Malian army amid ongoing conflict and details remain limited.
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Hatian A Neton
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